Rank 1Ubani Midtown
A mid-priced Eastern European restaurant in Midtown. Reviewers mention friendly service, suggest it for an evening out, and describe a cozy room, though some mention slow or uneven service.
16 rated Eastern European restaurants
The best Eastern European restaurants across 10 Manhattan neighborhoods, ranked by star rating and how many reviews back it.
Moodap lists 16 rated Eastern European restaurants in Manhattan, spread over 10 neighborhoods. Ubani Midtown in Midtown leads the list with a 4.9-star rating, and Midtown has the most to choose from (3).
Prices run from $$ to $$$$. Common vibes include cozy, social, casual, modern, and intimate. A perfect score from a handful of reviews doesn’t outrank hundreds of strong ones, so the places at the top are ones many people rate highly.
A mid-priced Eastern European restaurant in Midtown. Reviewers mention friendly service, suggest it for an evening out, and describe a cozy room, though some mention slow or uneven service.
A mid-priced Eastern European restaurant on the Upper East Side. Insider tip: Happy Hour: M-F 2 PM 6 PM. Outdoor patio available. Locations at 245 E. 14th St. (2nd Ave), 1712 2nd Ave (89th St), and 410 Amsterdam Ave (W. 80th). Known for its shkmeruli.
A mid-priced Eastern European restaurant on the Upper West Side. Known for its shkmeruli.
A mid-priced Eastern European restaurant in Hell's Kitchen. Reviewers suggest it for an evening out, come for the food, and mention friendly service.
An upscale Eastern European restaurant in Hell's Kitchen. Reviewers mention the entertainment, suggest it for an evening out, and put the food first.
A mid-priced Eastern European restaurant on the Upper West Side. Reviewers describe a cozy room, suggest it for a date, and mention evenings here.
An upscale Eastern European restaurant in Flatiron. Known for its Chef Ilya's Brunch Menu.
A mid-priced Eastern European restaurant in Times Square. Reviewers come for the entertainment, single out the food, and praise the service. Known for its Red Caviar with blini.
A mid-priced Eastern European restaurant on the Upper East Side. Reviewers come for the food, call it tucked away, and mention brunch here. Insider tip: Order the beef goulash, veal schnitzel or bread dumplings.
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